This antique store is well curated with lots of vendors and spaces in the building. Lots of…read moredifferent rooms so I walked through it twice because there's so much to see. The prices are also reasonable. Mixture of antiques, new and vintage clothing. The service was extremely welcoming and everyone was very friendly. If you want to see anything in the locked cabinets they are very accommodating. Highly recommend and will visit again when in the area

Eddie has been an oasis of good humor, wit, kindness, and treasures, for 25 years at least. That's…read moreabout as long as I've known him. This town has been a thorn in my side ever since mom married her 8th husband, and moved to God forsaken Gilchrist . Bend came into it when a job was needed.( I bleeve the cut-stock mill just weren't cutting it). I was marooned up here the first time 25 years ago give or take. I recall thinking-" who in their right mind would stumble into this blight of a place and drive a flag in?!! " . People spend 80 percent of their energies just beating nature back enough to exist in it . (SERIOUS WEATHER). One bright spot throughout was Eddie. A friend. He always greeted me with a genuine smile and a how are ya? The town is quite fancy now. It's still Bind, to me . Go meet Eddie . A fine fellow .

I didn't see anywhere online about how much you can bring in at one time. I drove across town with…read morea large black garden sack full of very nice women's clothing, nicely cleaned and folded. When I got there they wouldn't take it. Too much! I would have had to break it down into three or four smaller sacks and driven back on three or four separate days for them to take my stuff. So instead, I drove across the street to Goodwill, where they took it without complaint. You need to let people know these things! I love your mission, and wanted you to have my things, but didn't like the attitude of the person accepting donations. "It's the rule." No apologies for my inconvenience.

Shocked at the jewelry prices for a thrift store $50 for a Chico's type necklace. I looked around…read moreand couldn't find anything friendly staff

I love this thrift store. Everyone is always so kind. Today 3 of the men working there came to pick…read morestuff up from my home. They went above and beyond!

Super Thrift on 3rd Street is one of my favorite thrift stores in town! It's quiet and sleepy but…read moreit always has a good and large selection!! Clothes, furniture, paintings, a suprisingly large selection of rugs, and a bunch of hardwares. I even saw a guy buy a vintage fire extinguisher (non-functional of course). It feels like a real thrift store with cheap prices, not a picked-over rack or expensive used goods. They were very helpful when we dropped off our end of year donations. The process was easy, friendly, and straightforward. They took everything we brought with no restrictions or runaround, which made the whole experience feel better. I got the receipt for my taxes and the whole thing took around 5 mins. I've also heard they even have a truck that drives around to collect larger furniture donations, which says a lot about how committed they are to making donating accessible. Between the selection inside and how easy they make giving things a second life, Super Thrift feels like a staple thrift store in Bend.

Got a lot of my furniture here years ago. Good selection and reasonable prices, went back recently…read morein need of new furniture and you can only go in w: appt. Also wanted to sell my old furniture (I actually bought there years ago) and they weren't taking it, Sorry they've become so selective.

Had a great experience working with Gavin. Excellent customer service and got top shelf,…read morepersonalized support in purchasing a beautiful danish teak dresser. The price was honest. Thank you!

Super cute clothes that have well selected for being well taken care of and still current. Will be…read morea frequent shopper and seller!

This adorable consignment shop has a beautiful and thoughtfully curated collection of unique…read moreclothing and accessories. I snagged two amazing finds that genuinely made my day! The proprietors are helpful, personable and welcoming. I will absolutely be back.

GREAT STORE! So fun to peruse here as you never know what you will find. Such an eclectic…read moreassortment of goodies (or oddities) and ran by some really nice people. It was always a highlight to visit this shop every couple of weeks or so chat, look at all the newer stuff and perhaps even walk out with some trinket, tool or movie. I dig this place and miss it since I moved. When I return back to town it will be on my must visit list.

Absolutely horrible store. Sells fake items, that they know are fake, and pray on people who don't…read moreknow it is fake to buy it. Once you realize it's fake there is no return policy so you can't take back your overpriced fake Chinese items back. Not to mention the service is horrible. Went back in to tell them it's fake and they don't even care.

First of all yes, it's tight inside and the location has less than perfect parking and the building…read moreis not pleasing to look at. But, it's thrift store raising money for hospice. If you want luxurious thrift store shopping go to Goodwill where your money goes to paying top dollar for beautiful retail space and six digit CEO salaries. With that said, I was able to find the best prices for kitchen basics when my moving truck didn't show up. They charged $1 a pound. I paid only $8 for quite a lot of quality items. Also, needed clothes to start a job and found some very nice and a few brand new items. Blouses are only $4, sweaters are $6 or $8. The staff was helpful and friendly. They also have a 7 day return policy if tags are left on and you have receipt. Another bonus they are open on Sunday if you only have weekends to shop.

They hide their return policy in a spot you can never read it then don't offer real refunds for…read morebroken products they sell. The manager told me they had a 7 day return policy for everything so I wouldn't have to worry if the raft i bought had holes or didn't hold air. I bought it and brought it home only to find it had too many holes to be worth dealing with. So I brought it back on the seventh day and was told they couldn't do cash back on things without a tag, told them it wasn't sold with a tag, they then changed it to well anything over 20 is store credit only, okay nobody told me that and it isn't posted anywhere, then they change it to well actually the policy says exchange only and then point to a tiny 8x11 sign written in sharpie and hidden behind a bucket on their processing table. I moved the bucket and read that it says in tiny writing that it's store credit only and then in even smaller writing it says that store credit expires in 1 year. So now I'm even more upset because I don't live in bend and I won't be able to use a store credit within a year and I tell them such. They then completely shut it down and tell me I can leave my name and number for the owner. Still haven't received a call. Clearly just gonna blow me off. I would never recommend this thrift store. Complete shady business and deceptive practices. Save your money for Habitat for Humanity, they stand by their sales.

We used to buy tons of furniture, household decor, appliances, and building materials from this…read morelocation. We have businesses where we second hand as much as possible with regular turnover (we do not sell the products, we use them). In the past we spent so much at this store that one time the person ringing us up commented about it. They saw something in the system (connected to our phone number) about our total spent YTD and their eyes got wide, so we explained what we do for our business and that what they could see was just for their location. What I am saying is... we have a pulse on what is a good and fair price for these sort of things. I looked at a couch not to long ago at this location. It was half off. The price was still, with the discount, over $1600. When you pay 0% for your inventory you should not be charging consignment prices. Full stop. It is a poor business choice. The idea is to turn over the inventory because more is coming while passing on a lovely savings to your customers. Not hang on to it while it collects dust because you've out priced the new items being manufactured. Know your customer base and price accordingly. We have left empty handed from this store every single visit this year (2026) because the prices have skyrocketed. For reference, we were looking for a washer and dryer...found one brand new at Lowe's cheaper than this Restore had (used no less). That is why I am writing this review. If the free inventory you receive is higher priced than the brand new inventory from the original store...well...here's your sign. So, we will likely have to drop this store from our rotation because time is precious and we cannot waste trips when we could find a better resource to take its place. That's just how it goes, I guess, but it saddens us because we like to support good causes and keep things out of the dump.

We have tried twice now to donate items to the Redmond Habitat store. Twice now they have turned…read moreaway our items, being rude both times. The second time I rang the bell as it says to do for an attendant. A man came out of the office yelling, "Who rang the bell!". He saw me standing behind the fence and very rudely said, "We're closed to donations because we're having computer issues". Stunned I said to my husband How should computer issues affect excepting donations? He told me to get in the vehicle that we were done with Habitat. It breaks my heart because I have always donated to good community causes. We gave our donations to Goodwill who accepted them with a smile and a Thank you.